The Accumulations show was this past Wednesday evening and Thursday and what a blast it was. I wanted to show you who all set up there:
Van Harrison:
Janette Bibby:
Steve of Uncommon Objects:
Amy of Bloom & Bee Swanky:
Linda Parker:
Micki & Brandy's barn with more pretty things outside:
My space:
I have to tell you a quick story about several other pieces of ironstone I had brought to the show. It was all set up on a tall industrial rack that my husband had forgotten to tie down. The day had been overcast but I didn't expect it to be so windy and along came this strong wind and you can guess what happened. The rack toppled over and broke just about all of it. Well, I was literally sick over it, but then I realized it was just stuff; stuff that can be replaced. Well, let me tell you what a great group of friends that were at this show. Not only did Steve, Ludmil, John and Van come running to help me out (since my husband wasn't there), but the girls gathered a box of their personal ironstone and presented it to me. Thank you all so much for this and to Amy for allowing me to room with her and for the sweet gift as well and to Micki for the awesome cabinet. You all are the best!! Despite this, it did turn out to be a great show.
Enjoy the rest of the show:
We'll be doing this again tentatively at the end of October, so keep watching for this event and I hope you make plans to attend. Thanks to all the customers that showed up and especially those that mentioned they had read it on my blog. Lisa and Linda you two are too funny, we'll have to do that again.
Theresa,
ReplyDeleteIt was truly magical driving up to the gate, and seeing the lights of the tent. The displays were over the top fantastic, the vendors, all so sweet and the sky on Wednesday evening was beautiful. Shelbi and I had such a lovely time. We will definately come again.
Smiles,
Carol
Hey Sweet T, I am so sorry about your ironstone, but isn't it wonderful how our friends run to our rescue. Hope you have a great day today! Love the new header... is she for sale? Big Hugs, Patricia
ReplyDeleteOh boy! I so need to go to an outdoor market! But,I'd freeze if it was around here. A few more months...This show looked just wonderful.
ReplyDeleteTheresa, my God, you guys must have sold out since I don't remember most of the things in your pictures. Next October we will be there at opening time. I thought it was so nicely put together. I can imagine how it look with all the stuff in there.Blessings, Marta.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great looking show! Wish I could have been there!
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Hey Theresa...Long time no chat! I have been traveling with work and just had to put blogging on hold for a while. Posted something today. I wanted to come to the Accumulations show SO BAD but had to be out of town. Based on the pictures, I really missed a good one. I want to come to the October show. The place we normally stay for the Round Top show closed, so I am trying to find somewhere else to stay. We will be there the last weekend even if we have to sleep in our cars! Have a great week and I will see you soon.
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How I do wish to be out there shopping for more treasures, Maybe next year. Your booth look great. Thanks for shareing.
ReplyDeleteWhat sweet friends! Hope it was otherwise a great day! Everything looks lovely in your pics.
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wow, why cant I find finds like this place? . Its getting warm out and I love scouring the Tulsa met area for wares. ;) Great post! xoxo LA
ReplyDeleteI actually cringed in reading about your iron stone, did you save any to make some mosaic lamps or tables? Just an idea.
ReplyDeleteI have made a mosaic lamp with my favorite broken china and they are easy to do. Cheers, cindykay
i once threw out a bunch of ironstone i broke...i couldn't stand to look at it! now i wish i'd filled up an aquarium with it! oh well, i have a feeling there with be a next time! glad the show was good! thanks for all the great pics!
ReplyDeleteWould like to join my allies in design for Flea Market Round-up this weekend at my blog, ddna??
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